Iran War and Lessons for Bangladesh: The Need for National Security Preparedness
The ongoing conflict involving Iran, the United States, and Israel has emerged as one of the most significant geopolitical crises
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The Quiet Ruin Of The Heart
When the heart hardens—when it feels as though a ruthless blow has turned it into stone, leaving it senseless and
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Pakistan Must Regulate Emerging Nicotine Products Before It’s Too Late
Over the past two decades, Pakistan has made significant progress in tobacco control, yet contemporary nicotine products are now emerging
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AI in African Agriculture: Smart Farming to Feed the Future
In Africa, contemporary innovation is redefining conventional agriculture to data-enabled smart agriculture. Being considered a far-fetched idea, Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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AIDS Threat Intensifies in Punjab: A Growing Public Health Crisis in Pakistan
The spread of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in Pakistan—particularly in Punjab—has emerged as a serious
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What’s At Stake In The “Battle For Hungary”?
The Hungarian people have the greatest stakes since they’ll be the ones who’ll live with the consequences. Sunday’s parliamentary elections
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A Country Very Hard to Be Understood
Pakistan is not an easy country to explain. It is a place of contradictions, emotions, and paradoxes where logic often
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The Islamic Approach to Mediation
In Islam, there are always rewards for good deeds and resolving a dispute among individuals recognised as of commendable act.
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The Illusion of Ceasefire: Peace or Just a Pause?
A ceasefire sounds like relief. It feels like the moment when the noise stops, when the headlines calm down, when
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When the World Held Its Breath Pakistan Pulled the Ceasefire
The final hours before the ceasefire carried the weight of a region on the edge. The threat between the United
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